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BlogSection 125 Rules to Recognize Two New Permitted Election ChangesFor those employers who choose to adopt such changes, the new rules provide more flexibility for individuals in either of two scenarios: (i) those changing from employer-sponsored group health coverage to other minimum essential coverage (MEC) options due to a reduction in hours; or (ii) those changing from employer-sponsored group health coverage to a qualified health plan (QHP) during a special enrollment period or annual open enrollment period through a public Marketplace (Exchange).View Insight
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BlogCorporate Attorney-Client Privilege: Fragile at BestView Insight
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Press ReleaseNorman E. Allen, Esq. Joins Woodruff SawyerRead Press Release
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BlogPlaying Roulette With Your Cyber Risk Management StrategyView Insight
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Press ReleaseTowers Perrin Ranks WS #1 D&O BrokerRead Press Release
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BlogHSAs--Bigger Employee Benefits, Smaller Healthcare PremiumsView Insight
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Press ReleaseLauri Floresca Joins Woodruff SawyerRead Press Release
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BlogPreparing for Shareholder Activism (Even for Successful Companies)View Insight
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BlogConflict Minerals: Socially Charged DisclosureView Insight
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BlogBetting on Risk Committees: When It’s Time to Explore a New Type of Board CommitteeView Insight
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BlogHow Employers Should Handle MLR Rebates 2014View Insight
For the third year, employers who sponsor an insured group health plan may be receiving a Medical Loss Ratio (MLR) rebate from their insurers. Self-funded medical benefit plans are not subject to these requirements. The rebates raise several fundamental questions for employers including:
- How much (if any) of the rebate must be distributed to plan participants?
- How quickly must I distribute the participants’ share?
- What options do I have in distributing the employees’ share?
- What are the tax consequences of the various distribution options that are available?
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BlogWhat the Latest Facebook Suit Could Mean for Director PayView Insight